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Oh PSPGo.
Wouldn't wipe my arse on one let alone pay $50 for one. :wacko:
But...I wanted one :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Inferno.
You're weird anyway.
I wouldn't mind a PSPGO, just to have one. But I have two PSP1001s sitting here that are collecting dust, so it'd probably be a waste.
Also, when it comes to signing games there's been improvements since the above mentioned thread was made. Now there are a lot less constraints when it comes to the size of the ISO your attempting to sign.
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Originally Posted by Sprung
The idea behind the system was cool. Sony's whole downloading games from the store to it idea was stupid.
Are they 100% hacked these days, therefore you can pirate every game for it? Regardless of it being over 1GB? If so then it'd probably be pretty good, actually.
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Originally Posted by Inferno.
I checked all the current games on the Go, and they are eboots, so I think I can sign my own. But I also assume all Go games have to be eboots...so I need to read up on it more to completely understand.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beelzebub
When you download a game from the PSN store they all come as eboots. All signing does is convert an ISO to an eboot and signs it so you can use it on OFW. There used to be size constraints when using the old signing methods. IE the ISO had to be no larger than about 750MB. There's been a lot of improvements since then. Now you can sign ISOs as large as 1.3GB. If you have an account at Bitgamer I can send you a link to an up to date tutorial.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sprung
I tried recovering my details for bitGAMER, but I never received the email to reset my password. I CAN'T LOGIN. :fist:
This is kind of where every company is heading. I would say that half of all games are purchase in-store, the other half are digital download and the half that are purchasable in-store can also be downloaded.Quote:
Originally Posted by Inferno.
Just look at steam. I would say they are pretty successful. :shrug:
Of course, I prefer physical copy over DLC ANY day.
The world wasn't ready for it with the PSPGo, hence why it flopped. If there were some kind of UMD to one use only eBoot converter with the machine, maybe more people would have bought them. :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jazzmarazz
Im not ready for it either! If the game isn't sitting on my shelf, its not mine. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Inferno.
Profound Darkness
Soon you may be able to finally start your adventure to defeat it. ;PQuote:
Originally Posted by Nemesis
Hm, I wonder what "entry-level computer" means? ...*click*
HAHAHHHhahahHAhaazh....yeah, no.
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